March 24, 1991. Victoria, British Columbia.

Four-year-old Michael Dunnehy, a company's his family to a football game at a local elementary school,

and after they park their car, Michael asks if he can walk to a nearby playground.

Within minutes, Michael's parents noticed that he's not at the playground and is vanished without a trace.

Over the next two decades, there would be numerous leads, including an alleged sighting of Michael in New Jersey.

The surprising discovery of his missing poster in a deceased individual's home,

and a couple of young adults who were briefly suspected of being Michael himself.

But no trace of him is ever found. After that, the trail went cold.

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Hello everyone and welcome to the latest episode of the trail went cold.

I'm your host Robin Warder and today's episode is going to be a very sad one

as we will be chronicling two missing children's cases from British Columbia.

The 1991 disappearance of four-year-old Michael Dunnehey,

as well as the 1989 disappearance of three-year-old Casey Bohan.

The voice you just heard narrated or intro was a listener named Julie.

The winner of the trail went colds most recent listener voiceover contest

and she did an amazing job so thank you very much Julie.

A number of listeners have already entered this contest since it was implemented last year

and if you would like to enter and haven't done so already,

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